Model NATO Germany 2025
The 3rd Model NATO Germany was a full success - check out the highlights of the conference below or download the full PDF here!
Words from our Chairperson
Dear Readers of Model NATO Germany’s
2025 Booklet,
Building and maintaining institutional knowledge, ensuring continuity, and continuously improving a conference format such as Model NATO Germany is no easy task—yet the organizing team once again delivered an outstanding learning experience for our 96 delegates, who came together from across the alliance and beyond, to deepen their understanding of NATO, security and defence, and the art of negotiation and diplomacy.
Beyond the organizing team, and delegates, I would like to express my sincere thanks to our partners and supporters, guest speakers, embassies, and all professionals involved in making this event possible.
The following pages offer a glimpse into the collaborative effort behind the conference., which we look forward to building on in the coming year.
- Linda Rempis
The Crisis
Disclaimer: This is a fictional scenario for educational purposes only.
European Allies are facing an increasingly disruptive series of hybrid attacks, following a brief and temporary decline that coincided with several breakthroughs by forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine. As critical energy and transport infrastructure across the Alliance continues to be sabotaged and the resulting damage and disruption grows, Allies are confronted with challenges of attribution as well as questions about how to respond and deter future attacks. At the same time, coordinated hostile information campaigns are exploiting political divisions within and among Allies, causing a decline in public support for NATO.
Against this backdrop, tensions escalate when a ferry sailing under the Bulgarian flag in the Black Sea reports multiple explosions on board, while social media posts describe sightings of unidentified objects drifting in Bulgarian and Romanian waters.
The Chairs
Being a crucial part of Model NATO Germany, the chairs oversee the flow of debate around our crisis, maintain order within their respective committee, allocate speaking time, and mediate any conflicts that arise among delegates. Chairs also guide delegates in drafting the different components of the final communique to address the crisis, and ultimately contribute to the overall success and realism of the simulation by maintaining a fair and balanced environment for diplomatic negotiation.
Torben Wildgruber - Sienna Leesberg
North Atlantic Council
Huzefa Ahmad - Leonard Krause
Military Committee
Elisha Iannucci-Laqua - Paul Gratz
Resilience Committee
Get Involved!
If you and your organization would like to become a partner of Model NATO Germany, support us monetarily or with academic support at the next conference in 2026, please feel free to get in touch at [email protected] !
Would you like to gain more insight into the organizational work that goes into Model NATO Germany as a private individual? Become part of the team! You can find the next Call for Support on our Social Media Profiles or our Website.
Do you want to support us, do not have the time for the organizing the simulation, but still would like to have a say in where our organization is headed, join our organization as a member - the membership is free! Just fill in the form on our website.
You want to participate in the next Model NATO Germany?
Stay tuned for the next Call for Applications, which will be published in Q2/Q3 of this year.